[humanser] What's a psychotherapist to do?

[Paulette Vickery]

I just downloaded it. The description reminds me of Milton Ericson's view
that we all are born with our own personal map inside of us. Unfortunately,
as far as I know, none of his books or books about him are done by NLS. In
case you don't know about him, he was a world renown psychiatrist who grew
up on a farm. During his adolescence he contracted something, I can't
remember if it was polio or Rheumatic Fever. Anyway he spent several years
unable to move hardly at all. This had a life changing effect on him.
Because not only did he have to just lay there and observe his family, he
began to observe body language and listen to what they said and how they
spoke. He became a psychiatrist and a very well-known hypnotherapist. He
also founded the Ericsonian institute. There is a lot of information about
him on Wikipedia. If you can find anything about him or by him, I strongly
suggest that you read it.

Paulette

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Hello, Paulette,
My one-track mind may be working overboard (that is the risk with any 
narrow-gauge railway) but I still come back to James Hillman's "The 
Soul's Code." I find that the best way to think about teenagers is not 
from where they are coming but from where they are going to.
Dotty Martin

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